Hello sir,
I'm afraid i cannot explain clearly the tax system here in Indonesia, it's
too complicated for me, but as far as i know as a small business owner:
Business taxes are divided into two groups, those who yearly turnover are
below 4.8billion rupiah (like myself) , and those who are above.
For the 1st group, we need only to pay 0.5% of the turnover for tax.
For the 2nd group, they have to do all the detail accounting/bookkeeping, i
believe it is called VAT in the US
Again, this is just a very simplified explanation.
How can i participate in apllying these changes in country's states and in
tax system? I'd really like to try Gnukhata in my business
On Fri, Oct 11, 2019, 12:43 Krishnakant Mane <kk@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello Lianto,
Nice to know that you liked GNUKhata and are interested to use it for your
accounting requirements.
At the outset I thank you for getting back to us with your queries.
GNUKhata was initially developed with Indian market in mind but as the
founder of this 10 years old project I always had the vision to spread it
to all nations for serving the technologically under-served.
Also our entire team wants to bring ease of accounting to those who don't
understand it.
In short automating accounting is one of our motos.
Regarding your concerns, it is very easy to solve because we have kept the
product flexible for changes needed from other countries.
You are the first to come from Indonasia so we will take up your request.
I would also like to know the tax system you follow.
We in India follow the Goods and Service Tax (GST) system.
would be interesting to know what tax system your country follows.
On 11/10/19 8:37 AM, Lianto Ruyang wrote:
Helo,
I'm in Indonesia.
I've installed gnukhata on Ubuntu 18.04.
I have two problems:
1. When i input initial company profile, i can choose Indonesia as
country, but the states are blank. How can i add Indonesia state/province?
2. When i create customer&supplier, the state which must be filled only
show India's states. How can i change it to Indonesian?
Thank you
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Regards,
Krishnakant Mane,
Founder and Secretary,
Digital Freedom Foundation <http://dff.org.in/>
